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In`tri`ca´tion
n.1.Entanglement.


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Or is it rather--as in the story of Orpheus's severed head enchanting Sappho's isle, or of transformed Philomela--an acknowledgment of what seems to be the irremediable intrication of violence and artistic making?
This intrication of truth and certainty is generally taken for granted today, even by the most radical skeptics; modern skeptics tend to deny that genuine truth is attainable precisely because they take for granted that knowledge must be certain in order to be true.
37) The force of the Platonic parable lies in the poignancy of casting out that which one most dearly loves, a banishment that demonstrates the intrication of the sacred and the sacrificial.
 
 
 
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